Transunion Risk And Alternative Data Solutions, Inc.

Transunion Risk And Alternative Data Solutions, Inc., a for-profit subsidiary of TransUnion, supplies investigative research platforms, online databases, and risk management software to federal law enforcement, homeland security, and civilian inspector general offices as a prime contractor across 95 full-and-open (non-set-aside) awards. The vendor competes exclusively on unrestricted basis — no SBA set-asides are present in its recent footprint.

Transunion's core capability is TLOXP (Transunion Law Enforcement Online Exchange Platform), a web-based data repository delivering advanced data analytics, identity verification, batch data processing, and public-records access to support criminal investigations, personnel screening, and compliance activities. The vendor also supplies Enterprise Hermes computer forensic investigation software, TRADS subscription services, and ad-hoc database searches. Representative work includes a $515,663 sole-source contract with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (August 2022–July 2027) for continued TLOXP access to ATF intelligence analysts; a $325,000 purchase order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (July 2026–July 2027) for Enterprise Hermes software licenses for Homeland Security Investigations' forensic operations; and a $61,571 sole-source purchase order from the Office of Inspector General (October 2026–September 2029) for TLOXP access supporting criminal investigations and personnel screening. The vendor also supplied a $43,120 contract with Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (DoD) for email and postal address updates for 270,000 records and a $30,240 contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs for Veterans Crisis Line responders.

Customer concentration is diffuse by count but anchored by dollar value to the Library of Congress and law enforcement agencies. The top five customers by award count — DEA (13 awards, $140 thousand), U.S. Marine Corps (9 awards, $40 thousand), Secret Service (8 awards, $815 thousand), Interior OIG (7 awards, $57 thousand), and Labor OIG (7 awards, $146 thousand) — account for 46% of recent awards but only a fraction of potential value. The top five by potential value — Library of Congress (1 award, $3 million), ATF (4 awards, $1.1 million), Secret Service (8 awards, $815 thousand), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (2 awards, $344 thousand), and Transportation OIG (3 awards, $213 thousand) — represent 88% of combined potential value. The Library of Congress single-award indefinite-delivery contract under the FEDLINK program (October 2023–September 2027, $3 million ceiling) dominates the footprint, accounting for approximately 90% of Transunion's combined federal contract value and serving as a government-wide procurement vehicle for federal agencies to access the vendor's electronic information resources and investigative platforms on a firm fixed-price basis.

Activity has contracted since 2022. Award volume declined from 8 in 2022 to 3 in 2025, though 2026 shows 6 awards to date. Six awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $876 thousand, representing moderate recompete exposure. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime — no subcontract work appears in the portfolio. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $402 thousand across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2024 and FY2025 each reporting approximately $102 thousand and $104 thousand respectively, primarily on the ATF TLOXP contract; SCI records show zero FTEs, indicating the vendor's SCI-captured work is delivered through software-license and data-access services rather than labor-intensive government contract labor. Across the portfolio, work is categorized primarily under Custom Computer Programming Services (39 awards) and Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals (8 awards), with primary PSC coding in IT and Telecom Web-Based Subscription (17 awards) and Support–Administrative Information Retrieval (13 awards).